Weekly Market Analysis

The U.S Dollar made a comeback last Friday following another successful jobs report.
The beaten USD continued to suffer from more bearish pressure last week.
Even bad economic numbers from the Euro Zone and Australia and Dovish remarks from RBA didn't help ...

Last week's FOMC meeting didn't provide any new information about the Fed's tightening program and additional rate hikes before the end of the year.
The decisions were pushed forward to September.
But last week's Fed meeting and the U.S GDP data did ...

The U.S Dollar continues to fall and even a relatively hawkish tone from Yellen couldn't help it.
In her testimony in front of the Congress, Yellen repeated the Fed's intention to hike again before the end of 2017, and later, gradually ...

Jobs week failed to create significant moves in the markets.
By the end of the week, we got a small weekly Doji candle in SPX and a shallow weekly bullish retracement in DXY.
Both the FX and the equities markets were pretty ...

In perfect compliance with last week's weekly prediction, last week was a volatile (and very interesting) trading week.
The ECB's central banks forum, with speeches from Ben Bernanke, Draghi, Carney, Kuroda and Yellen, has rattled the financial markets as talks about ...

Last week was a pretty calm (some would even say boring) trading week that perhaps signals that the summer is here.
Low volume trading, slow and boring price action and mostly sideways moves are clear characteristics of Summer Trading.
One look at ...

As expected the Fed hiked rates again last week. The second hike out of potential three in 2017.
Despite recent economic numbers that showed weak inflation reading, the Fed and Yellen kept their word and raised interest rates by 25 basis ...

It's FOMC week.
All eyes are on the Fed.
Will they hike again?
Or will they surprise the markets by playing conservative?
Stocks continue to hover at All Times Record Highs and even last week's UK elections turmoil couldn't create more than 0.5% move ...